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Anthrax bacteria - scary biological weapons!
The most common form of infection in humans is through skin contact, when anthrax spores enter the body at open wounds.
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Get to know smart people through quirky factors
The amount of hair on the body, like eating chocolate, drinking less alcohol, left-handed ... can be the factor that contributes to determining the intelligence of each…
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The most crazy 'scientific' discoveries in 2017
2017 is the year of innovations: NASA first put re-usable rockets into operation, patients can start treating cancer using their own cells ...
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The ability to recover humanity after the end of the world from a couple
Humans can still recover from a couple of men and women who survived the disaster, despite the high risk of malformations caused by marriage.
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'Human 2.0' version
In the near future, people can buy new memory and delete unwanted memory while experts believe they are close to entering the human brain biology.
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British scientist: 'The first person to live to 1,000 years old was born'
Dr. Aubrey de Gray believes that people will live for a long time and the future world no longer has aging-related diseases.
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What if the animal world does not appear?
Without the natural destruction of humanity, the Earth would be far different from now.
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8 unexpected predictions about the people of the
Listen to the predictions of Ray Kurzweil, a famous future research scientist, about human life in the coming years.
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Startled with 5 parts of the body still dirty than the toilet
We often assume that the toilet is really scary and horrible. But you know, the fact is that the toilet is still ... boring if compared to some parts of our body.
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Does echolocation have human sixth sense?
In the animal world, different species such as bats, dolphins or whales, emit sounds to orient themselves in their environment and determine their prey.
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8 great geniuses in history of abnormal neuropathy
Newton, Einstein or Michelangelo ... are famous geniuses in human history but few know that they carry many abnormal neurological symptoms.
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How are spy birds equipped?
For a long time the pigeons have been trained by humans to deliver letters and even make the 'intelligence agents' harmful. Currently these birds are often attached to e…
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People cannot predict their own evolution
Neanderthals - close relatives of modern humans have thick noses, long skulls, large bone structures, possibly red hair and freckled skin.
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Poisoning - The most sophisticated method of causing murder in history
The history of poisoning is as old as human history. Death always entails abuse, the only way to survive the desire to usurp the heart, power and fame ...